Carner wins Desert Inn LPGA title in dramatic finish
Joanne Carner seized a three under par 70 to win the Desert Inn LPGA Classic by one stroke at 284. Carner benefited from spectator interference and Sandra Palmer’s misstep on 17 while Carol Jo Skala finished second, earning 12,000. Leura Baugh added 69 to finish five strokes back for 2,150.
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UCLA Seeks Sprinter Help From Westwood Junior College Star
UCLA may add West Los Angeles College sprint champion Orlando Johnson to strengthen sprint events. Johnson, with lifetime bests of 9.3 and 20.9, is considering enrollment at UCLA. The piece covers recruiting chatter and nearby college connections in West Coast track.
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Fresno State
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Green wins high tension golf event with US Open looming
Hubert Green captured the title amid a crowded leaderboard with final rounds by Mike Hill Joe Inman and Gary Player close behind. Green spoke of being tired from the tour grind yet optimistic about the coming Open and joked about being a local son of Merion where he briefly assisted in 1970.
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Art Wall
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Gent Py
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Dan Sikes
Dave Veer
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Hane Waeanten
Sue Stets
Anthony Wins PBA National Bowling Championship
Anthony of Tacoma Washington defended his Brunswick PBA National Championship in Downey by defeating Mark Roth of New York 218 to 184. The victory nets Anthony $25,000 bringing his total earnings to over $53,000 and extends his status as a four time champion with dominant strikes late in the final. Roth, aiming for his first PBA title, earned $5,000 for second place as he previously knocked out four veterans en route to the final.
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Jets sweepClovis in Bakersfield softball tournament
Bakersfield tourney saw the Lakewood Jets win two of three against the Clovis Cowboys. Ed Klecker Bob Guy and Zeke McDowell led the offense and defense with key hits and stellar defense. McDowell earned MVP honors while Klecker claimed outstanding pitching and Guy the standout infielder award.
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Hawks Streak Ends as Vista Rallies for Split Doubleheader
The Vista Roofers won 1–0 in the second game on a fourth inning run sparked by a Doug Goodmanson single and Ron Gor double, snapping the Nite Hawks 66 inning scoreless streak after the Nite Hawks had a decisive 8–0 win in the opener.
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Lester floods AAU record at UCLA meet
Janice Lester of the Long Beach Comets set an AAU record with 59.5 seconds in the women's 400 meter hurdles at the State AAU championships at UCLA. The Comets dominated the girls division, scoring 59.7 points to outpace Milbrae and Lakewood, with notable times from several runners including Lala tobsison and others.
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Strings defeat Chicago Aces in World Team Tennis clash
The Strings, Pacific Section leaders, edged the Chicago Aces 25-22 at the Lake Shore Racquet Club. Merita Redonda led singles with strong showings, while doubles and women’s matches contributed to the Strings’ team victory amid uneven play from Chicago.
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Nicklaus Favored At 5-1 To Win U S Open
Reno oddsmakers pick Jack Nicklaus as a 5 to 1 favorite to win the 1974 U S Open with Johnny Miller and Lee Trevino at 6 to 1 as contenders. North Swanson of the Reno Turf Club notes Miller is defending champion.
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College World Series games rained out again
In Omaha, dense rains forced postponements delaying the first night program of the College World Series. Seton Hall and Southern Illinois were set to face Texas in an elimination game, while Miami would meet Oklahoma as the schedule shifted amid the wet weather.
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